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McDonalds...Safe Beef
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This email was sent to me today through a foward from my father. I thought it was interesting and thought I would pass it on. MUST Read about McDonalds THIS IS A GOOD DECENT MAN WHO TOOK THE TIME...
Started this discussion. Last reply by Shane 19 hours ago.
Monsanto Online Technology/Stewardship Agreement Online Renewal
Micycle, Why is it that you are only heard from when someone mentions Monsanto. All your posts sound like they are coming from a scorned woman. No offense to you of course. You need to lay off it....
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Kicker or Thrower
Thanks yall for the help. I have a friend that is going to sell me and old accumulator and bale hand. So I think this is the way Im going to go until I can afford a NH stack wagon.
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Kicker or Thrower
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Hey yall, I have most of my baling experience on a wagon standing behind the baler chute. I am attempting to get into it on my own now; however, don't have much labor help. Looking at getting a ne...
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brian Hough II Nov 20.
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I dont know about the validitity of this letter but I personally contacted McDonalds about 7 years ago via email about why they were importing beef. Their response was because the united states was not able to produce enough high quality beef to k...
please fact check this letter. thier was a articale about this letter in our local farm paper. long story short it a activist chain letter. Conntact Dr forester they are using his name without his permision. check this out .
www.facesofag.com/th...
This email was sent to me today through a foward from my father. I thought it was interesting and thought I would pass it on.
MUST Read about McDonalds
THIS IS A GOOD DECENT MAN WHO TOOK THE TIME TO WRITE THIS AND HE SIGNED THE STATEMENT AND INC...
Micycle,
Why is it that you are only heard from when someone mentions Monsanto. All your posts sound like they are coming from a scorned woman. No offense to you of course. You need to lay off it. Do you even farm? Your posts would be better suit...
Thanks yall for the help. I have a friend that is going to sell me and old accumulator and bale hand. So I think this is the way Im going to go until I can afford a NH stack wagon.
We have had this JD 336 baler on the farm since 70's something, baled I don't know "tens of thousands" with the kicker. wouldn't have anything else. esp if your by yourself like I was in the 80's. Baled a field alone with a baleking wagon of the t...
My opinion as a New Holland sale rep I would go with the Holscher and get the aux pump that runs the table off of the fly wheel or Koyker makes on very similar to the Holschler I have used the holschler for a few yrs my customers say they lose alo...
I would go with an accumulator and a grabber for a loader tractor. Holscher takes hydraulics and is kinda touchy on dialing in proper pressure. Another option is a Kuhns which uses no hydraulics (my choice if it were me) Both companies make grabbers.
Another take on this is if you already have a baler of the non hurling type, get a bale basket. I dont have any personal experiences with them, but they could be a cheaper investment as opposed to getting a new baler.
if your going to get into square bales get a new holland baler. they will eat hay faster then other small square balers. another bit of advice, get one that has a model 70 thrower on it. that model has been used on lots of new holland balers and i...
i know some guys like the kicker because it dosent rub the leaves off the outside of alfalfa bales. so the bales look nicer. i assume the kicker baler is a deere. from what i know they are not as high capacity as some others.
Hey yall,
I have most of my baling experience on a wagon standing behind the baler chute. I am attempting to get into it on my own now; however, don't have much labor help. Looking at getting a new baler. My problem is that I have seen some with ...
The FSA is a great help. They have many different very low interest options. I am currently going through the process of applying for an beginner farmer direct operating loan. The operating loans max out at 300,000 and the land purchase loan maxes...
I wish I could say the same. NJ has crap for parts now that there is more pavement then farmland. We have to go out to PA for everything. The Deere dealer, Pole Tavern, in south jersey is about as useful as tits on a bull. I had an old 36T baler t...
adam,
I would rather pick every ear of corn, every soybean, or every piece of grain by hand then own a green machine. lol. and yes I could never buy a new combine right now. haha.
tell u the truth a bale basket aint worth the hassle, it is a pain, i would reccomend a kicker and kicker wagon.
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- At 8:41pm on November 1, 2009,
Grant Hildabrand said… - you're hurting my soul! old blue is about all we ran for a long time. I've got a couple of olivers in my shed now as well as a kubota. it doesn't really matter to me as long as it isn't john deere green! haha
- At 9:10pm on October 30, 2009,
Eric Baeten said… - I would have to agree with you too! You like the older stuff better! It seems like it last longer! lol!
- At 7:18pm on October 30, 2009,
Adam said… - We're pretty neutral in the auto's... Dads a chevy fan, I'm a dodge fan, grandpa's a ford fan.. cept my work truck is a Ford F250. We also got about every color of the rainbow on our farm.. even a Ford tractor! haha
- At 8:24am on October 30, 2009,
Grant Hildabrand said…
- welcome to the network! looks like you got it figured out pretty fast. I must disagree with you on one thing, crops are green and tractors are BLUE, haha!
- At 7:21pm on October 29, 2009,
Adam said…
- Always a bit partial to Farmalls, but once IH got in the picture.... well we started going green! haha
- At 11:43am on October 29, 2009,
Michael said… - Glad to see that you know what color to use. If it ain't red leave it in the shed!
- At 9:54pm on October 28, 2009,
Eric Baeten said…
- Hi there! Love the photos you have there!
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